Women’s Rights

He raped her with his maleness, and now that he is in court (that in itself is a miracle because very few rapists are ever prosecuted), no one can acknowledge …

Many people have a picture in their minds of what a predator looks like: charming, confident, manipulative, always in control. But let’s be clear—predators come in all forms. Some are …

We live in a world that too often reduces people—especially women—to parts, features, and functions. This is called objectification: when someone is treated not as a full human being, but …

Know this: Long before present day calls for women to embrace our power, women have been embracing our birthright power!– Tonya GJ Prince In today’s world, we often speak of …

Women do not suffer oppression by accident. The systems that harm us—misogyny, gynophobia, sexism, and patriarchy—are built into society, shaping the way women are treated, valued, and controlled. These systems …

As an advocate, you become familiar with the careful way that a woman tells you her story. She’s testing your waters. Are you safe? Are you judgmental? Is your mind …

Audre Lorde wasn’t just a poet—she was a warrior. A Black feminist, lesbian, mother, and activist who refused to let society define womanhood in narrow, limited terms. She showed us …

For many of us, the word gender feels like it has always existed in the way we use it today. But the truth is, the meaning of gender has changed …

Only some people use their knowledge and intelligence for the betterment of humanity. Some people use their knowledge and intelligence to destroy it. -Tonya GJ Prince For generations, human beings …

Breaking these chains requires a multi-layered approach that includes self-liberation, community support, and cultural shifts. Black women can break free from these harmful expectations by reclaiming autonomy, healing from internalized …